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Want to Invest In Bitcoin? Here's What You Need to Know.Bitcoin has captured America’s imagination. Whether or not the cryptocurrency will ultimately turn out to be a good investment or just a passing fad remains to be seen. Indeed, in the past several months Bitcoin prices have enjoyed a run-up that makes the 1999 tech bubble look staid by comparison. That excitement — the promise of sudden riches or sudden ruin — has a lot of people wondering how a bitcoin investment actually worksIf you’re aware of the risks and still willing to take the plunge, this is what you need to know about investing in bitcoin: Cryptocurrencies exist in an unregulated, decentralized digital sphere without involvement by (or protection via) a central bank. This is part of bitcoin’s appeal. People or entities can buy and sell cryptocurrency anonymously, and there are fewer middlemen taking a cut of transactions. But it also means you can’t just buy bitcoin via mainstream investing tools like a brokerage account. First one piece of good news: You can buy fractions up to the eighth decimal place of bitcoin. That means you don’t need to plunk down the nearly $17,000 you often see quoted as the price for a full bitcoin — which is probably for the best, as we noted above. As of Thursday afternoon, that one ten-thousandth — four decimal places or 0.0001 — of a bitcoin is worth about $1.65.Beyond that, for most people, the best (i.e. simplest) way to invest in bitcoin starts with setting up a cryptocurrency walletOnce you establish an account, connect it to your payment source — a bank account or a credit or debit card — via two-factor authentication. Of note: It’s important to use a tool like Google Authenticator rather than just relying on text-based authentication, which can be more vulnerable to cybertheft, when investing in bitcoin. Once you have purchased a bitcoin, it stays in your digital wallet until you trade it — either by using it as currency for a purchase, or by selling it (which is technically “trading” it for American dollars or another currency of your choice).If you have a brokerage account, you can expect the bitcoin user experience to be similar. And, as with a brokerage account, you’re likely to pay transaction fees whenever you buy or sell. That means day-trading bitcoin probably isn’t a great strategy — since those transaction fees could quickly eat up any profits. If you’re using bitcoin instead of PayPal, Venmo, etc., check first to see if the seller will charge you a fee for paying in bitcoin.And although bitcoin is technically anonymous, that doesn’t mean you’ll necessarily escape the watchful gaze of the IRS. As MONEY has previously explained, for tax purposes, bitcoin is treated like a stock in that a trade can trigger a capital gains tax bill.COINBASE :Coinbase is a secure online platform for buying, selling, transferring, and storing digital currency.BUY AND SELL YOUR DIGITAL CURRENCY HERE.CLICK HERE . Bitbond is a global peer-to-peer online lending platform which allows you to earn high returns on your investments and help fund businesses globally with Bitbond's dollar and bitcoin denominated loans. Signing up only takes seconds and you could be making your first bitcoin investment in just a couple of minutes.INVEST WITH BITBOND AND EARN :INVEST AND GET 13% ANNUAL RETURN.CLICK HERE TO KNOW MORE .GET A BUSINESS LOAN FROM BITBOND : Get a loan from bitbond to grow your business Borrow up to $25,000 starting at 1% monthly.click here to know more .